The evening world. Newspaper, February 10, 1911, Page 10

THE aveerno WORLD, FRIDAY, 10, i PEABODY'S DE ATH | WIFE FOUND IN SNOWDRIFT | Bx vo are athens Wea FeMAVOR TEs [sete ces, Gene reveties SETPHET? ENDS ROMANCE OF "sc. FDITH DEACON : is Meyer, wife of the «ram there asking him to come hi Los Angeles and immediately left for Los An 4 lt was thought he was the mi Their Wedding Postponed Three Times Because of avout’ nis ved ant with the woman Ie. nad D 4 to ma nolding his hand. Banker's IlIness. ~ thir FEBRUARY 1911. tance from the time her son was at-| mitted. Hi » Mra, John Lawrenoa, of Saiom, Mat was notified two days ago that her brother co longer, and she hospital yesterday, M “Famous Suit House” 2) Wanders Twenty Miles ta Nigh and Is Nearly Proven to Deat found yesterday almost | , th In @ snowdritt at Ja aA ave e and Ward eet, Rich- She had been out all night ee and could not explain how she had wan * TRIXIE GREETS HIM WARMLY | dered a: ieast twenty mites ih Ave. an Corner Street Ahead-of-Season Sale of Spring 1911 Beautifully Styled Dresses We have arranged with several promi- When the Peabody w Lyon's — Tooth Powder is used by people of refinement in every part of the world where the use of the tooth brush is known Result of Sunstroke. ‘ondit | from a #anitarium County Hosp! ervation. on te belteved to! Ht WITH HIM AS HE DIES | Appropriate Models w for Women ‘y nent makers to take ?; Appropriate Models ay-~y their carliest deliver. Fiancee One of Three Beauti- * — sha: cy ies in new Spring e ; t . ee dels. Thi i ful Sisters Famous as the : ; SSS SESS arrangernbAt” OarRTe t wr " i tinal 4 us to sell advance Three Graces. belonged ; ‘ yles at much lower -_ ! | ices than will pre- BauTiMoR®, x1, Fos, 8 Pa J veil after the Spring WAith Deacon, who held the 1 ; a et AN season has st&rted, x Georg Poa Foremost Clothiers Since 1845. y ¥ ns | There can be no finer quality—there can be no greater neat $ “Elgin am “a TENTH : value. ; aise : i | cm x hie domentic ¢ ill : stave eae? 12 ves This final clearance, which includes every Winter Suit i} aa Pe ! i fall ihn and Overcoat in the Smith Gray stores, means the standard } } Value to $15.00 Boston on Jan. 3! on : of quality which has been the choice of three generations of i Ricca oe better dressed New York—it means an assortment as com- 4 $ Sev wer plete, as select and as comprehensive, as you would ordi- i Perfor, vat enon tne the Ingeave narily find at the season’s beginning—due to the unprece- i { ‘as only temporary i The first operation was performed dented demand which has kept, until recently, our custom 14 ; May cor ac crea eae re: shops at full capacity—it means values, which, all things alae Value to $19.75 joepital, and the growth was re- s moved from the right side of the head considered, have never been approached in the Smith Gray ei BE chek Vaalgrowin tonoct on On Sale Friday & Saturday stores. 1 $ alte Scio tt oaee $99.98 ||] $18,$20&$22.50 $22.50,$25 & $27.50 $25, $27.50 & $30 | me mererns days a ter this pb Ghee ther Phebe anacia” fer bet thee 8 : Suits & Overcoats, Suits & Overcoats, Suits & Overcoats, ; 4 5 ere ree tc We bald aver 200 Test wes | Value to $25.00 instant death. ¥ { @ e e | * Told There Was Little Hope. coln's “Marquisette dresses party end evening wear. SS HH Two Brooklyn Stores: pZwo New Yor Stores: ll] Clan dre or wens a Pond even weet sha _ Pecovery, 28 she to his Fok. then untit ‘th Fulton St. at Flatbush Av. roadway at Warren Street Smith Gray & Co. Eolienne dresses for afternoon and theatre wear. Net and Voile dresses for dancing and parties. Foulard and Taffeta for house ahd street wear. Serge dresses for general wear. Lingerie dresses in hundreds of dainty styles, Across from City Hall. 5th Av. Bet. 27th & 28th Sts. i. Was a daily visitor. of E | Mrs, Peabody, the banker's mother, | or + Was in the hospital within calling dis- Dea s W. th St '@ Broadway at Bedford Av. Opp. Mth St. Store. eos i | 6th bat aa 20th to 22d et om | ° a | $2.50 in Goods Free. 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